Warsteiner Oktoberfest

Brewed by Warsteiner Brauerei
Style: Oktoberfest/Märzen
Warstein, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein

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E sempre una festa bere la regina delle bionde tedesche.. Come la prima volta nel 1993 stifel che natta fioi!!

My least favorite Oktoberfest. Amber colored. Has a metalic finish. I’ve had it on tap at Haus Murphy’s, so I know it’s not just a bad batch. I’ll drink this when they run out of the good stuff.

Deep gold, slightly off white head, slightly skunky scent, but not off-putting. malt...cereal, grain...very straightforward. not spectacular, but satisfying overall...

On tap. Golden amber pour with a good amount of white head. Aromas of grain, caramel and breat malts, and some grassy hops. Tastes like grain, toasted malt, and slightly sweet.

Aroma was fairly faint hard to make out any real notes smells sort of like natural cereal. Appearance, amber with a decent head of foam Taste had notes of coffee a fairly harsh metallic finish Overall enjoyable and unique thou somewhat off putting finish.

Poured golden with no head no real nose tasted very plain latish and latest not very good and boring

Bottle. The pour was a medium crystal clear amber/orange with an average sized (1-2 finger) rocky head that dissipated quickly and had poor lacing. The aroma was kind of sweet with a strong grain malt, a mild floral hop and a sweet moldy scented yeast that had a very mild hint of caramel. The taste was malty sweet and mildly acidic in the beginning and finished slightly bitter with a sweet caramel malt flavor and had a mild alcohol tinge at the end, The flavor stuck around for a decent amount of time after the swallow allowing for further enjoyment of the malty sweetness. Mouthfeel was light in body and mildly dry in texture with a prickly carbonation. Overall a brew that somewhat is in alignment with the style, although it was a little light in flavor for a typical Märzen.

Purchased from Remke/Biggs in Cincinnati, Ohio - Alright, this one poured a golden brew with a fast fading white head and a definetly malt sugar smelling aroma. Tastewise, this one is a strong examble of an everyday German’s Oktoberfest brew, but there’s nothing really special about it.

tried it last friday night @ home froma 12 pack o’bottles and again, today (a monday) because it’s october and it’s an oktoberfest bier and it was on sale and it tastes good, too. just somethin’bout german beer and autumn (and winter is soon to return, too).

Tap. Clear deep amber pour with a slight white head. Aroma of bready malts. Very light palate and watery. Taste is mild caramel. Bland.